So on Sunday we watched a lot of misc stuff, including (apparently we hadn’t had enough Dolph Lundgren sci-fi on Saturday) Masters of the Universe. There are several monster guys, but towering… Read Article →

We always end the spring fest with a film made in Texas, and this Houston-filmed sci-fi action flick sure fit the bill. It’s pretty fun, like a dumber The Hidden, although the… Read Article →

The penultimate film at the Fest was the second Blind Dead movie. This four film series is interesting in that each film is discrete unto itself and rewrites the ‘rules’ of the… Read Article →

After shorts and the quiz (a very good TV & movies spaceship test by Chad R., the first one I ever won, albeit by only one point) and dinner, we returned and… Read Article →

The third slot was given to GalaxyJane in honor of her birthday, and she choose Abby. For some reason (maybe made by a small film company that would out of business and… Read Article →

The second film was Dr Blood’s Coffin, a….well,let’s just say it’s not pulse-pounding fare. Sandy wanted to show it because it features one of the more inept villain protagonists you’ll find, and… Read Article →

After the atmospheric but ultimately disappointing Mexican horror flick The Similars, we popped in the stunningly atmospheric and not at all disappointing Mexican horror flick The Black Pit of Dr. M. The… Read Article →

The Similars was a recent Mexican horror film that Sandy came across. People stranded in a small town bus depot start having a horrifying thing happen to them. This is kind of… Read Article →

Sandy dug this up, which proved an early example of something I’ve always liked, which is the very solid series of supernatural or at least macabre* investigator TV pilots from the ’60s… Read Article →